APHA science on the global stage
...out for me at ISVEE was how different countries and regions face their own epidemiological challenges, with presentations ranging from highly pathogenic avian influenza in Europe to classical swine fever...
...out for me at ISVEE was how different countries and regions face their own epidemiological challenges, with presentations ranging from highly pathogenic avian influenza in Europe to classical swine fever...
...tipped you off to the fact that the UK is still in the midst of the largest avian influenza (AI) outbreak in recent years. What you may not realise is...
...avian influenza virus ‘H5N8’. Analysis of the genetic sequence of this virus helps researchers understand how changes in the virus affects the bird species that can be infected such as...
...who keep less than 50 birds to register their holding. The group has been working with data gained from foot patrols that were carried out during recent avian influenza outbreaks....
...exotic diseases, including foot and mouth (FMD), avian influenza (AI), swine fever (Classical and African) and bluetongue. The initial focus for both endemic and exotic diseases is the location of...
...diseases APHA scientists are researching The importance of this capability has also been demonstrated this winter as APHA plays a critical role responding to the largest avian influenza (AI) outbreak...
Classical BSE is linked directly to ingestion of feedstuffs contaminated with the pathogen Whilst the current avian influenza outbreak makes all the headlines, APHA’s Dr Timm Konold, Lead Scientist for...
...highlights the important work of our female scientists in the current avian influenza (AI) outbreak. In a world where Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) careers have traditionally been male...
...vet or farmer treating their animals and improving or saving animals’ lives.” Chris Downham, Lab Services, APHA “I manage research projects that help us understand how the avian influenza (bird...
...at APHA. I joined APHA in June 2019 and worked predominantly on the rabies virus. I have now moved and am working on the influenza-A virus. I have worked in...
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